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I see, there are platform dependent configurations for the bash-it entry point. For example in Darwin (macOS) it's ~/.bash_profile and for other os it's ~/.bashrc file.
Point is why aren't we using only one file, that is ~/.bashrc?
Based on the information provided here and dynamic module enable / disable feature that should allow bash to read and source the config on every terminal, I advice to use the rc file instead.
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I see, there are platform dependent configurations for the bash-it entry point. For example in Darwin (macOS) it's
~/.bash_profile
and for other os it's~/.bashrc
file.bash-it/install.sh
Lines 189 to 196 in 4dbe92e
Point is why aren't we using only one file, that is ~/.bashrc?
Based on the information provided here and dynamic module enable / disable feature that should allow bash to read and source the config on every terminal, I advice to use the rc file instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: